Thank you all for the helpful responses! I shall forge ahead. Bob H

Noice. Scott

You can’t blame everything on “Fat Fingers”. I find Spell Check does me in, quite often. Mike Van Hove

Mike I laughed but didn’t comment! Lol. Same problem! Ric Case EBT Modeler Hamilton Ohio 1-513-375-7694

Yeah, yeah, yeah .... making fun of my iPhone’s itty-bitty keyboard (can’t be fat fingers, right? That’s my story and I’m sticking to it!) What everybody else said is correct, it’s more

1 item: rio grande pile driver OB kit new in very old orig. box, HOn3 gauge. $75 plus shipping. Paypal friends or check. 1 item: durango press rotary plow kit dp-30 new in orig. box, HOn3 gauge. $75

Errr....It was a play on words aimed square on at Mike Conder for one of his postings. I know what Bullfrog Snot is though I'm beginning to prefer 'Snit' as in 'have you Snitted today?' or 'Does you

I think that is Bullfrog Snot not snit. I'd hate to think what Bullfrog snit is.

Although I run larger brass engines (EBT 2-8-2's) I thought my experience might be helpful. I can pull the brass EBT business car without difficulty, and I have a couple of brass freight cars that

Bob I have found that replacement trucks ( ie Blackstone)helps to decrease the drag coefficient! I can pull 6 to 9 cars with a brass coach! Main line is around 2 %steady grade! I use all black

A Westside C-16 will easily pull half a dozen brass cars, probably more, on the flat, but it will help to deal with any resistance issues in the trucks or replace with better trucks. One coach and a

I know a few people have substituted the brass trucks and thereby improved the 'rollability' of brass trucks - I've done it too. I know they're like rocking horse shot (ref Mike Conder) but if you can

I've refrained from buying brass rolling stock because I am not confident our small brass locomotives can pull them, i.e. I have no practical experience. My eyesight and patience for building kits are

Oops ... long SHOT, not that other word ... apologies for fat fingers. MC

Well, you MIGHT try doing a reverse decal. Paint the area where the lettering is, then print a decal all in black with clear letters. Success with that will depend on the black of the decal vs. the

Building an EBT locomotive, the regular h o scale tender lettering is too large. Thought it would be simple enough to reduce them and print a new set out on decal paper. Two problems. One, my printer

Mich appreciated, nice job. Mike Conder

Thinning the herd! B.T.S. #28281-020 - McCabe Lumber Co. MoW Speeder (Hon3) New, unbuilt kit. From the B.T.S. website: The body kit consists of laser-cut basswood, plywood, cardstock, and brass &

Nice job, and a great write-up too! Looks great! - Steve Haworth RGS history - http://www.rgsrr.info/ Blog - http://rgsrr.blogspot.com/ FB - https://www.facebook.com/stevesrgs/

Nice work!